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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 31, 6 February 1937, Page 23

PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. ETC. QiUXDAV, TJiEBItUAKY -J KOTOIHi JSI.AXD. < AUCKLAND'S MARINE PARK. With i!s Wonderful Beaches. SQ T> ANGIT OT O. .10. i\ A xr. ito to. AUCKLAND'S LARGEST EXCURSION STEAMER (.-)S>"i Gross Tons), Ca permuting "....?!.'...°.'... !Un n.tn. 7-live- Mntllllli •".30 l'.ni. FARE: ADULTS 2/(i. CHILDREN 1/3. Includes Auckland City Council Landing Tax." NO DOGS ALLOWED. yy.UHEKE TSuAMD. SUNDAY TRIP, s.s. lIAUITI. !).nij a.m.—Surfdale. Often , . .-.ml Omihn. Faros: Surfdnle. 2/s. Ostein! and Omlha •J/'.i. Awaroa to Cowcs 2/6. llniiitl U-avcs Osteml 5.15 p.m.. Surfiliilo (i p.m.; Oninil.i leaves Cowcs i. 15 p.m., Oinilia (i p.m. northern steamship co., ltd. TT/AIHEKE ■ • SUNDAY XJili'. s.s. KA\VAI r . Osteml and Omliin. o.r>o a.m. S.S. lIAITI'I. Smfdalo. il.r.fl a.m. Files : Surfdal.- 2/S, Osteml 2/1), Awaroa to ("owes 2/(i. Kaiviin leaves Ostcnd, 3.13 p.m. HlUliti leaves Surfilalc. I! p.m. Omnnil leaves Cowes 4.13 p.m.. Omlllil 0 p.m. XORTHERX STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. Atf*Z& S.S. D UCHESS feJftGs#=s (End o£ Central Wharf) FOR TJEAUTIFUL- QNEKOA — mo-Moiutow (sun. 1, q\x a.m. JjUKB — 2/6 FOII LOIUOUij T^AWAU — rpo-Moiinow (sun.), nAX a.m. AND ON WED. (direct I, 9.30 A.M. E XCURSION FAKB- 4/10 Due back in City Sunday, 7.10 p.m. D JJEVOXPOR I F E R R Y. TSAXGIXOIO TSLAND, CjUNDAT, TfiEBRCARY <T 1037. LEAVE AUCKLAND 10 ain " n m LEAVE KANGITOTO 12 Noon. 5 p.m. (Calls at Devonport both ways.) ADULT RETURN. 1/.".. CHILDREN RETURN*, (id. fi ± . IT V. BABOON A, FOR MOTUIHI AND WAIHEKE I'OUTS. Leaves Auckland : SUNDAY, 7TH. AT n.;ir> A.M. Leaves- Moluihi G. 30 p.m. FARES: Adults. 2'< i. Children. 1/3. WAIHEKE EXCURSION (Round Trip). FAKES: Adults «/■ Cliihlron. 1/U. FS jTIANGITOTO ISLINGTON BAY. OLIVE LAUNCHES LEAVE LAUNCH STEPS—I?Kt 10 A.M.: S\T 0 ::i) A.M. AND 1.00 P.M.: SIN.. v> a'.m. (U.::ii a.m. and -i p.m. kanuiTOTO ONLY). RETURN FARES: RANGITOTO, 1/0: BAY. ■■/• CHII.DK'.'.N UNDER TJ HALF FAKE. MOTUIHI ISLAND. LEAVE LAUNCH STEPS—SAT.. 0.r.1, \ M. ; SUN., 10 A.M. AND H.:jn A.M. N. J. INGLIS. phonoF: -n-r,nn. :G T H ISRADNEY AND SONS. LIMITED. •J • STEAMERS TO OSTEND (direct). S,,n:°7 l S^n K ed m,,m7. mii! !i.\;" "■»'• M ° n - sti »- !;-:!|; "•;;; \\"-i\" unl'i". !i!:!iiiijn! Tues.. lit'h. Lou p.m. Tlinr, nth !i.«» ii.in. w.m!.. mill. 4.: m p.m. U..-SO t> m. Tliur., 11th. 4.::iip.»i. 1-r'i., rJ'lli. '.'.oiia.m. Fri.. 12th, 7.U" a.m. Sat., lliih, i'.'-ia lull! Snl, IStii, on nrrlvaj \T7ATEI!Fr»ONT DRIVE ;jplgS^S U AND BEACHES. "K" Bu-os leave opp. C.r.0.. Queen St.. every 'M Minutes Daily. KETUIiN FAKES: Mission Uay, H)d. St. llelicr-s Bay. 1/2 Also a DAILY SERVICE to GI.ENDOWIE AND KAUAKA nAY. Panoramic Views. 1/0 Return. O I'll. 24-7SS. L. J. KEYS. LTD. TIIIE NKW ZEALAND EUROPEAN FKUIT ■ AND VEGETAI'.LE RETAIL TRADERS' ASSOCIATION. MiMis Sana in Corpore San,.. PICNIC In TIM GLEN HENDERSON, SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 7. Hi:; 7. Fares: Adults 1' . Children (under 15) 1/. Hot Water and Milk pmvided. 1..,11in5, Fru!i and lei' Cream for the Children. Bus leaves Central Post Olli.-e at ti.nil .1 m ami travels via Syiiii.nds Sliest. Mornside to Mount Albert. Ticket holders may travel in tbeV own ears, vans or trucks, which will lie admitted without charge on production of t-eueral admission tickets for ''''«."a."kK.VI .F.V. Pri'siilenl. 0 11. G. STALKY. Secretary. -ir 0 T U I II I IS I- A N l>. Olive Launches leave Launch Steps: Snmlnv, lt> a.m.. ll.:'.o a.m. Mun , ' Tues.. Wed.. Thiirs.. 111 a.m. Phono 42-i:!:;. 44-.V.M). 0 N. .1. INGLIS. piv 1-: r 11 e a i) t O-μ 0 R u o w. I,aunch PAWA leaves Ferry Steps 10 a.m. Excursion Rate-. 2/(i Return; Children, Half Fare, xfi ,T. I'RINGLE. I7MSIIING Excursion —O.V. lrunllt haves Laillli'l Sletis. near Ferry. Sunday. !>.1.". a.m.. for Fishing- Grounds. Fare ."./. incliuiin-_- Tea, '.'.nit. l'.rins i:ups. 0 TAOY .IOI'i:i.YN leaves Launch Stijps for J Gulf. Sunday, n.ifi a.m. |20 BURNNAND'S Picnic Band—Otlice 2oii. Queen St. Phones 42-KIU. 23-800. C FERRY NOTICES. p I' *^** a> | g r~>EVONrORT Tj-ERRY OU.MMER T^IXCURSION. SUNDAYS ONLr. PASSENGER FARES ON ALL SERVICES: Adult. Return. Oil; Children. Return. M. TAKAPUNA AND MILFORD. FERRY AND BUS: Adult, Return, 1/u; Children, Return. Sd US SEEDS. PLANTS. AND GARDEN. DAFFODILS, Kins Alfred; Narcissus, trumpets: .Ininjiiils. yellow, wliiti'. cream: Spanish Irises, !>d ilozen. ."/ : Motli Plants, till: Passinii Fruit Plants, lid each; Gerlieras. 1/ clump. BATES. New Lynn. (1 EVURGItEEN l.aivn Grass. 1/ lo; Mixed Grass Seed for bush burns, etc.. 4{d lh. Smith, Durham Laae. D TRls Tlnsritaiio Bulbs, large; 1/ 100.— 1 Apply SiAit 711). ii TCELAND Poppies, special picked seed, all J- colours, lonu- stalk ; :t/ 100, 22/(1 1000. Clanipitt, I!, Richardson Rd., Ml. Albert. 5.W.2. xli MUSHROOM Spawn, bottle, cultured, vigorous: »/ pint.—Gil.-hrist. Paparoa Railway. xs ryiNNIAS. Asters. Phlox, Dianthus. Pet- '■> unia. Portulaea. MarlsolUs: 100 no^t^fl. —Scl w, n Nu rscrics. Mt. Albert. ' WFS Q /(I WO. POSTED—Asters iGiant L'rvM l. O/ \) wllt-rosUtins: Zinnias (Giant Dahlia), bril col.—Mt. Albert Nurseries. 5.W.2. C FOR MUSICAL TUITION, ELOCUTION, ETC., ADVTS., SEE PAGE TWENTY-TWO.